Once upon a time, there was a skeleton who lived in a big dark cave. The skeleton had many different bones that made up its body, and each bone was unique. Some bones were long and skinny, some were short and stubby, and others were flat and wide.

One day, the skeleton decided to look at itself in the light. It had never seen itself in the light before, and it was curious to see what it looked like. When the skeleton stepped into the light, it was amazed by what it saw. All of its bones were connected together in a way that made it look like a human. But the bones were not solid, they were hollow and had a job to do.

The bones supported the skeleton so it could stand, walk, and move. Without the bones, the skeleton would be a pile of bones and wouldn't be able to move or do anything. The skeleton was grateful for its bones and the important role they played in making it who it was.

From then on, the skeleton made sure to always appreciate its bones and the different ways they worked together to make it a complete skeleton. And the skeleton lived happily ever after, exploring the world and all its wonders.

The end.

Reflections

1. What kind of bones does the skeleton have?
2. Why was the skeleton amazed when it saw itself in the light for the first time?
3. What is the skeleton's bones' job?
4. Why is the skeleton grateful for its bones?
5. How do the bones work together to make the skeleton who it is?